Sentences with phrase «tripping over a brick»
What that means is that the part of the insured property which belongs to you is protected against partial or total loss, and that you are protected against people who are injured on the property as a result of flaws or failures on the property, such as tripping over a brick in the sidewalk, or being electrocuted by faulty wiring.
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What's crucial here, though, is that Sony kept the PS4's weight to a manageable 6.1 lbs and tucked the power supply inside the system, leaving no external power brick to trip over.
If there is an unsettled brick in your walkway, that is stick out in a manner it shouldn't be, and a child trips over said brick and injures themself, you'll likely be on the hook for associated damages.
If someone trips over a missing brick in the paved walkway your landlord installed, then the home's insurance would pay, but if they trip over your child's tricycle, then your renters insurance comes into play.